دوره فشرده آزمون سلپیپ ( CELPIP ) برای مهاجرت و تحصیل در کانادا

CLB چیست؟

CLB مخفف عبارت Canadian Language Benchmark است که به معنای “معیار سنجش سطح زبان در کانادا” می باشد.

 آزمون سلپیپ ( CELPIP ) چیست ؟

این روزها بیشتر روش های مهاجرت کانادا نیازمند شرکت در آزمون های رسمی سنجش زبان هستند. از نظر اداره مهاجرت کانادا و بسیاری از ادارات مهاجرت استانی، دو آزمون مورد قبول برای سنجش سطح آشنایی با زبان انگلیسی آیلتس IELTS و سلپیپ CELPIP نام دارند. همچنین از نظر اداره مهاجرت فدرال و اغلب ادارات مهاجرت استانی تنها آزمون مورد قبول برای سنجش سطح آشنایی با زبان فرانسه تف TEF است.

وقتی که متقاضی در یکی از این آزمون ها شرکت می کند، نمرات وی با CLB (معیار سنجش سطح زبان در کانادا) مقایسه و بسته به روش مهاجرت امتیاز تعلق می گیرد. محاسبه گرهای زیر امکان تبدیل نمرات آزمون های مختلف به CLB را فراهم می کنند.

دوره فشرده سلپیپ  ( CELPIP )

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 Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program

( CELPIP )

 The Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) is an English language assessment tool which measures listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills. The test is administered by Paragon Testing Enterprises. a subsidiary of the University of British Columbia (UBC). The test is offered in three versions, CELPIP-General, CELPIP-General LS and CELPIP-Academic:

CELPIP-General is suitable for people who need proof of English-language skills for immigration to Canada under the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Start-up Visa Program, and various Provincial Nominee Programs, or for employment.

Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada designated English language tests:

CELPIP-General: Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program

IELTS General Training Test: International English Language Testing System

CELPIP-General LS is suitable for people who need proof of listening and speaking proficiency for Canadian citizenship. The CELPIP-General LS Test is accepted by the Department of Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) as one of only two approved English language tests for Canadian citizenship.

CELPIP-Academic is suitable for individuals seeking to become Registered Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCIC) in their applications to Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) and individuals applying for admission to various British Columbia universities and colleges. It is also applicable to universities and educational institutes across Canada. It is one of the five English language proficiency options accredited by ICCRC for RCIC applicants.

Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) required scores for the CELPIP-Academic are as follows:

CELPIP-Academic: 4H for listening, speaking, reading and writing

CELPIP Test Format

CELPIP-General

The CELPIP-General Test assesses a general level of English-language proficiency. The test is computer-based, and made up of four sections: listening, reading, and writing and speaking.

Listening

Part 1: Identifying Similar Meanings

Part 2: Answering Questions

Part 3: Listening to a Conversation I

Part 4: Listening to a Conversation II

Part 5: Listening to a News Item

Part 6: Listening to Viewpoints

Part 7: Unscored Items

Unscored Items: The Listening component contains unscored items used for test development. These unscored items can be found anywhere within the Listening component and you will not know which items will be unscored.

Reading

Part 1: Reading Correspondence

Part 2: Reading a Diagram

Part 3: Reading for Information

Part 4: Reading for Viewpoints

Part 5: Unscored Items

Unscored Items: The Reading component contains unscored items used for test development. These unscored items can be found anywhere within the Reading component and you will not know which items will be unscored.

Writing

Part 1: Writing an Email

Part 2: Responding to an Opinion Survey

Speaking

Part 0: Practice Question

Part 1: Giving Advice

Part 2: Talking about a Personal Experience

Part 3: Describing a Scene

Part 4: Making Predictions

Part 5: Comparing and Persuading

Part 6: Dealing with a Difficult Situation

Part 7: Expressing Opinions

Part 8: Describing an Unusual Situation

Registration costs

$265 CAD + tax

Test length

The total length of all four sections is 180 minutes:

Listening: 40 minutes

Reading: 60 minutes

Writing: 60 minutes

Speaking: 20 minutes

CELPIP-General LS

The CELPIP-General LS Test assesses a general level of English-language proficiency. The test is computer-based, and made up of two sections: listening and speaking.

Listening

Part 1: Identifying Similar Meanings

Part 2: Answering Questions

Part 3: Listening to a Conversation I

Part 4: Listening to a Conversation II

Part 5: Listening to a News Item

Part 6: Listening to Viewpoints

Part 7: Unscored Items

Unscored Items: The Listening component contains unscored items used for test development. These unscored items can be found anywhere within the Listening component and you will not know which items will be unscored.

Speaking

Part 0: Practice Question

Part 1: Giving Advice

Part 2: Talking about a Personal Experience

Part 3: Describing a Scene

Part 4: Making Predictions

Part 5: Comparing and Persuading

Part 6: Dealing with a Difficult Situation

Part 7: Expressing Opinions

Part 8: Describing an Unusual Situation

Registration costs

$175 CAD + tax

Test length

The total length for the test is 60 minutes:

Listening: 40 minutes

Speaking: 20 minutes

CELPIP-Academic

The CELPIP-Academic Test assesses a higher level of English-language proficiency. It is fully delivered by computer and uses Canadian English and accents.

Listening

The listening section measures an individual's level of understanding spoken English in everyday situations, and has the same parts as the General test.

Part 1: Matching Statements to Pictures

Part 2: Answering Questions

Part 3: Identifying Similar Meanings

Part 4: Comprehending Dialogues

Part 5: Listening to Conversations

Speaking

The speaking section measures an individual's ability to communicate orally in English, and has the same parts as the General test.

Part 1: Answering General Questions

Part 2: Interpreting Graphic and/or Tabular Materials

Part 3: Telephone Role Play, Conversation, and News Item

Part 4: Oral Response to a Topic

Academic reading and writing

The academic reading and writing section assesses an individual's proficiency in basic college- or university-level reading and writing. It includes the following parts:

Part 1: Sentence Structure

Part 2: English Usage

Part 3: Reading Comprehension

Part 4: Essay Writing

Registration costs

$250 CAD + tax

Test length

The total length for all three sections is 210 minutes:

Listening: 30 minutes

Speaking: 30 minutes

Academic reading and writing: 150 minutes

Scoring

The format and scoring of the CELPIP-General Test and the CELPIP-General LS Test are referenced to the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB). Below are the proficiency score levels and their CLB equivalents:

CELPIP Level	CELPIP Descriptor	CLB Level
12	Advanced proficiency in workplace and community contexts	12
11	Advanced proficiency in workplace and community contexts	11
10	Highly effective proficiency in workplace and community contexts	10
9	Effective proficiency in workplace and community contexts	9
8	Good proficiency in workplace and community contexts	8
7	Adequate proficiency in workplace and community contexts	7
6	Developing proficiency in workplace and community contexts	6
5	Acquiring proficiency in workplace and community contexts	5
4	Adequate proficiency for daily life activities	4
3	Some proficiency in limited contexts	3
2	Minimal proficiency	2
1	Almost no proficiency	1
0	Did not attempt or insufficient information to assess	0

Test Centre Locations

The CELPIP Test is available at testing centres across Canada.